Create new files in knowledge base with directory governance. Use when user wants to save, create, or add content. Reads RULE.md to understand directory purpose and follows specified rules. Recommends target directory based on content analysis.
View on GitHubakashicrecords/skills/add-content/SKILL.md
February 2, 2026
Select agents to install to:
npx add-skill https://github.com/legacybridge-tech/claude-plugins/blob/main/akashicrecords/skills/add-content/SKILL.md -a claude-code --skill add-contentInstallation paths:
.claude/skills/add-content/# Add Content Skill Generic file creation Skill that works with any directory structure by reading RULE.md to understand purpose and rules. ## When to use this Skill - User says "save", "create", "add", "note" - User provides content to store - User provides URLs to archive - User mentions "readlater", "bookmark", "save article" - User requests content preservation ## Workflow ### 1. Content Analysis **Determine content type**: - URL: Web content to archive - Text: Note or article - Code: Code snippet - Structured data: JSON, YAML, etc. - Mixed: Multiple content types **Extract key information**: - Main topics and themes - Keywords and technical terms - Content category (technical, personal, work, etc.) - Content length and complexity ### 2. Directory Discovery **Scan knowledge base**: 1. Identify root directory (current working directory or user-specified) 2. List main directories using `ls` or Glob 3. Read RULE.md from each main directory 4. Build directory catalog with purposes **Example scan result**: ``` ReadLater/ - Purpose: "Archive web content for later reading" Research/ - Purpose: "Technical and academic research notes" Work/ - Purpose: "Professional work-related content" Personal/ - Purpose: "Personal life documentation" Miscellaneous/ - Purpose: "General notes and articles" ``` ### 3. Smart Classification **Match content to directories**: 1. Analyze content topics vs directory purposes 2. Check if content type matches directory specialization 3. Consider user's past behavior (if known) 4. Rank directories by suitability (0-100 score) **Classification logic**: - URL + directory purpose mentions "web archival" → high score - Technical content + directory purpose mentions "research" → high score - Work keywords + directory purpose mentions "professional" → high score - Default to "Miscellaneous" or similar general-purpose directory ### 4. User Confirmation **Present recommendation**: ``` I analyzed your content about [topic]. Recommended loc